IMO plans 50% greenhouse gas emission cut by 2050
Amy Jadesimi, managing director of the Lagos Deep Offshore Logistic Base (LADOL), has said that the International…
Poverty is neither a curse nor a choice
The challenge of poverty is really a global phenomenon. Its impact is being felt everywhere and people are hurting…
Why Egypt is attracting big gas investments, what…
After a visit last week by Miguel Arias Cañete, European Union Energy Commissioner, the European Union is promising…
Crude oil market future remains uncertain
Despite crude oil prices hovering around $70perbarrel, the market outlook remains uncertain.
Global benchmark…
West Africa must look to her gas sector potentials for…
West Africa holds hundreds of trillions of cubic feet of natural gas under its soil, enough to power itself for…
Management liability claims takes deeper root in global…
The rise of professional and management liability due to global harassment and abuse claims is a leading cause of…
How African governments can achieve energy-related SDGs
According to the United Nations, the world is not on track to achieving energy-related Sustainable Development…
Tackling the menace of constant power system collapses
One reoccurring decimal in the annals of power sector in Nigeria over two decades has to do with the consistent…
Shell touts offshore momentum in quarterly report
As part of its effort to retool the evolving portfolio, Royal Dutch Shell is adding more opportunities in the…
State’s slow compliance to pension reform worsening…
Figures from the National Pension Commission, regulator for the pension industry shows that out of the 36 States of…
Controlling asthma through support, commitment to…
With approximately 15 million Nigerians affected by asthma and the prevalence has been on the rise as a result of…
World Asthma Day: Nigeria has only one respiratory…
World Health Organisation (WHO) estimates that more than 100 million people could suffer from asthma in Nigeria by…